Total Effective Equipment Performance is a measure of the true capacity of a manufacturing operation by taking into account **Equipment Losses** (measured by [[OEE]]) and **Schedule Losses** (measured by **Utilization**). A TEEP of 100% means you're making only good parts, as fast as possible, with no stops (unplanned downtime), around the clock (24/7). i.e. you have no **Schedule Losses** and no [[OEE Losses]] $ \begin{split} TEEP &= Availability \times Performance \ times Quality \times Utilization \\ &= OEE \times Utilization \end{split} $ That's to say, TEEP is the ratio of fully productive time to all time. $ TEEP = \frac{FullyProductiveTime}{AllTime} $ ## Resources - [Calculate TEEP: Increase Equipment Utilization | OEE | OEE](https://www.oee.com/teep/) --- - Links: [[OEE vs TEEP]], [[Overall Equipment Effectiveness|OEE]] [[OEE Losses]] - Created at: [[2021-10-12]]